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Visual Basic Guide

This document provides steps for connecting a Visual Basic application to an Oracle database using ADO (ActiveX Data Objects). It describes adding an ADO control to the form, configuring it to connect to Oracle using a username and password, and writing code to open a recordset and retrieve and display data from a table. It also includes code examples to navigate the recordset, retrieve field values, and insert a new record into the table.

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Visual Basic Guide

This document provides steps for connecting a Visual Basic application to an Oracle database using ADO (ActiveX Data Objects). It describes adding an ADO control to the form, configuring it to connect to Oracle using a username and password, and writing code to open a recordset and retrieve and display data from a table. It also includes code examples to navigate the recordset, retrieve field values, and insert a new record into the table.

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Chaitanya Reddy Konda
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Visual Basic

Database connectivity

Steps
Start Programs Microsoft Visual Studio Microsoft Visual Basic File New project StandardEXE Place the required controls in the form.

Steps

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Add ADO control thro Project Components

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Add the ADODC control to form.

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Right click on the control properties Build ADODC

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Now select provider for Oracle

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Enter username and password Connection OK Test

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Copy the Connection String and use it while coding

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Write coding for each command button

Code
Dim con As ADODB.Connection Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset Private Sub Form_Load() Set con = New ADODB.Connection Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset con.Open ("Provider=MSDAORA.1;User ID=scott;Password=tiger;Persist Security Info=False") rs.Open "select * from dept", con, adOpenDynamic, adLockOptimistic Text1.Text = rs("deptno") Text2.Text = rs("dname") Text3.Text = rs("loc") End Sub Underlined text is the connection String copied .. Type password manually.. Now the ADODB control in form can be removed

Code
Private Sub Command3_Click() rs.MoveFirst Text1.Text = rs("deptno") Text2.Text = rs("dname") Text3.Text = rs("loc") End Sub Private Sub Command4_Click() rs.MoveLast Text1.Text = rs("deptno") Text2.Text = rs("dname") Text3.Text = rs("loc") End Sub

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Private Sub Command3_Click() rs.MoveFirst Text1.Text = rs("deptno") Text2.Text = rs("dname") Text3.Text = rs("loc") End Sub Private Sub Command4_Click() rs.MoveLast Text1.Text = rs("deptno") Text2.Text = rs("dname") Text3.Text = rs("loc") End Sub

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Private Sub Command5_Click() Set con = New ADODB.Connection Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset con.Open ("Provider=MSDAORA.1;User ID=scott;Password=tiger;Persist Security Info=False") rs.Open "insert into dept values(" & Text1.Text & ",'" & Text2.Text & "','" & Text3.Text & "')", con, adOpenDynamic, adLockBatchOptimistic con.Close MsgBox "record inserted" End Sub

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